Full job descriptionRecruit4staff are representing a well-established commercial vehicle accident repair business in their search for a Vehicle Damage Assessor to work on the Wirral
Job Details:
*Pay: Up to £42,000 per annum (depending on experience) overtime also available
*Hours of Work: Monday to Friday 8:00 am – 5:00 pm (no weekends)
*Duration: Permanent
*Benefits: Standard pension scheme, 20 days holiday plus bank holidays
Job Role: The Vehicle Damage Assessor will be responsible for inspecting damaged vans and light commercial vehicles, identifying and recording vehicle damage, and producing accurate repair estimates. The role involves liaising with internal departments and customers, preparing reports with detailed cost breakdowns, and supporting the efficient repair process. This position is ideal for an experienced Vehicle Damage Assessor seeking a weekday-only role within a professional commercial repair environment.
Essential Skills, Experience, or Qualifications:
*Strong mechanical and automotive knowledge
*Experience working on vans and light commercial vehicles
*Previous experience in a Vehicle Damage Assessor or estimating role
Advantageous Skills, Experience, or Qualifications
*ATA (Automotive Technician Accreditation)
*Experience using Audatex and Glassmatix estimating systems
*Strong written and verbal communication skills
*Experience working as a Vehicle Damage Assessor within a commercial bodyshop environment
Additional Information

*Permanent position with no weekend working
*Modern commercial vehicle repair facility
*Excellent opportunity for an experienced Vehicle Damage Assessor to join a stable and established business
Commutable From: Wirral, Ellesmere Port, Liverpool, Chester, Deeside
Similar Job Titles: VDA, VDA / Estimator
For further information about this Vehicle Damage Assessor role and other positions, please apply now. This vacancy is being advertised on behalf of Recruit4staff who are operating as a recruitment agency, agent, agencies, employment agency or employment business.
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